Integral Neon USB 3.0 64GB Flash Drive 2-Pack (Yellow/Orange)

This is the first time I bought this product. Well protected, so easy to carry, I used it today, and it works perfectly. It is immediately ready to use, with fast speed, colour, and sound, which is essential for me as I record films and videos. I realize it has been used for 5 hours, and it is still cold. I also recommend it for the price, which is around 30% lower than other products. It's a perfect size. I will surely buy again.

These USB sticks are great and well priced. I love the funky colours and the large capacity. Really good for backing up large files and so far they are very reliable. I looked for a while to see what the prices were like for large capacity USB sticks and I could have purchased a larger capacity for not too much more but from a brand that I had never heard of and I would have been as confident that they would keep my data safe. Integral have made USB sticks for ages so I trust them more. I purchased 2 so that I had a second backup of my data. I have transferred old VHS tapes, audio tapes and old photos to my computer to keep a digital copy of them for the future. Although it did take a while to transfer all of the data to my USB stick, they are only USB 2 not 3, both are nearly full so that is nearly 128 GB of data for each. The USB stick has a handy slot at the end which lets you attach it to a keyring. I love that they have a light at the end which lets you know when it is reading/writing to the pen drive and that the pen drive has been recognised by your device. The blue pen drive has a small red light inside of the hook and the orange has a light which lights up the whole of the end of the drive. I have attached a video showing this. There are more funky colours to choose from so I am going to purchase more as the bright colours makes it easy to differentiate between them.

The stick which I originally received wouldn't store above 135GB, eventually failing completely after 3 attempts by MS-Windows to correct it. I AMZ-emailed the supplier, who responded within the hour (excellent service, they can't be faulted), sending-out a replacement by first-class post. Now somewhat the wiser, I first tested the replacement by filling it to within 50MB of its capacity (& byte-verifying it all), & all was well, so I'm now happy. But I've knocked a star off, 'cos the first one failed, indicating that Integral's testing may not be thorough enough. Also, both flash-sticks were a bit fussy when plugging-in - they were/are ok on my more-recent computer, but wouldn't connect/show-up on my older machine (whose usb-ports are probably now rather worn with age ... but other flash-sticks still load ok, & even this one's ok if I use an adapter). Again, this suggests the quality-level may be somewhat lower than it perhaps should be. Anyway, I wanted a 512GB stick to store my 350GB music-collection conveniently all on one stick, rather than spread around several. That object has been achieved (+ byte-verified, perfectly), so all's well for me. However, I'd mention that, once transferred onto the stick, the existing music-collection doesn't move-or-change, ie. the existing folders-&-files stay-put (albeit new stuff will be added, of-course) ... I'm not sure (given my concerns above over Integral's quality-control) that this stick would be suitable for more-dynamically-changing usage. In short, it's fine as an archive-device or for back-ups, but I'd be less certain about using it as a hard-working semi-hard-disk. The stick is reasonably-fast for the price : on mid-size mp3 music-files (10 to 30 MB) & via a usb2-port, write is about 8MB/sec, & read about 20+MB/s - certainly ok for music, & fine for all but massive-resolution video. As usual, the [second] stick didn't have 512 billion bytes (using everyday decimal-counting) - only 503.3GB (= 467GiB in binary-counting), but I'm afraid this short-falling is pretty-nigh universal on flash-devices. It came formatted as exFAT with a sector-size of 128KiB (binary-counting), so (unless you choose to re-format it differently, eg. NTFS) it's targeted towards storing pretty-large files, such as music & videos & movies ... which is, I suppose, exactly the purpose that most people would want such a huge storage-device for. As a footnote, I'm amazed at how cheap & available storage has become. My first storage-device was a 5.25-inch floppy, offering a whole 360 KiB. In those days, we all spent much time-&-effort trying to knock 5 KB off our files --- a wholly-different world to today. I wonder how long it will be before the first 512 TB flash-sticks arrive (but presumably offering only 500 TB, & with a 128 MB sector-size) ?

rubbish DO NOT BUY as another have person has done have given 5 star in hope others will read poor Build unable to use due to lock up forcing restarts freezing during data transfer as not has date on it cant return Rubbish

I use this for my drone for video photography. They are fast and faultless. Recommended.

Totally bad. Usb keeps ejecting on its own. The write speed is terrible slow. Since it ejected on its own while file was being written on to it... The usb failed. I lost all my partitions in it. I cannot recover them either becuase the usb has a mind of its own and ejects. Usb power saving mode is off. No conflict with the i\o softwares\drivers. Its just really bad. Not sure what to do becuase i have 3 of them. Lost all my data too. :(

The Integral 128GB Neon Blue USB 3.0 Gen 1 Flash Drive is truly a standout memory stick! I recently purchased a couple of these vibrant neon blue drives for my Blink Sync Module, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. Previously, I was using a metal drive, which would heat up too much for my comfort, so I opted for a plastic one, and it’s made all the difference. With USB 3.0 speeds, these drives are perfectly compatible with my sync module. I checked on my PC, and it’s formatted as exFAT, which is fantastic for my requirements. One of the most impressive features is the plug-and-play capability—no cumbersome driver downloads required! They are incredibly lightweight, making them easy to carry around. I also love the included red LED light that indicates when the drive is in use; it's a thoughtful design feature that many modern USB sticks overlook. Moreover, the Integral flash drive comes with a protective lid. This is a refreshing change, as many manufacturers have stopped including this essential feature. The lid helps keep dust and debris out of the connectors, ensuring longevity and reliability. In summary, this well-crafted USB flash drive strikes the perfect balance between weight and size. If you're searching for a speedy and stylish flash drive, look no further—this little gem is a must-have!

Molto funzionale, buona capacità di memoria, pratica e carina

Helt ok

Muy buena calidad, útil y práctico por su gran capacidad

Mon Laptop est trop vieux pour pour cette USB ... Un laptop plus récent c'est vraiment mieux.

Funktioniert.